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Organize GitHub repositories into custom groups and browse them as tabs on the Repositories page. Unofficial. Tab Groups for GitHub adds custom group tabs to the Repositories page of any GitHub user or organization, so you can sort your repos into your own categories and browse each group as a list — across pagination, all in one place. Features • Group tabs injected above the repository list. "All" shows GitHub's native list; each group tab shows just that group's repositories (spanning all pages). • Assign repositories to groups in one click, with a familiar GitHub-style picker. • Manage groups right on the page: rename, recolor, reorder, delete, and create. • Groups are kept completely separate per account (user vs organization) — no mixing. • Bookmarkable: each group has its own URL, and the page title reflects the active group. • Works on both profile and organization Repositories pages, light and dark themes. • English / Japanese UI (auto-detected, switchable). • Optional cloud sync across your Chrome browsers using Chrome's built-in account sync — no external server, no tokens. Privacy Everything you create stays in your own browser storage. The extension has no server and sends nothing to the developer or any third party. No analytics, no tracking. Note: This is an unofficial tool and is not affiliated with or endorsed by GitHub, Inc. "GitHub" is a trademark of GitHub, Inc.
Jun 17, 2026
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